Cyborg7

Cyborg7 links multiple machines owned by a team into one cohesive environment. Each participant operates a local daemon so that agents execute directly against real code repositories and setups without relying on external sandboxes. Team members can launch sessions or named agents from familiar command line interfaces and monitor or guide the activity live from any location. The system distinguishes between temporary sessions that run on demand and persistent Cybos that function as reusable team members with assigned roles. Access permissions are managed through a device-specific matrix while supporting a range of existing AI tools and models that users supply with their own credentials. External services can also integrate via webhooks or scoped connections. Native applications are available across desktop and mobile platforms so work can begin on one device and continue on another. The software is released under an open-source license for self-hosting or offered as a hosted service that maintains shared state while keeping execution local.